DETAILS

Embrace all the obstacles on your path to fulfilment with our Grow With Grace Pearl Earrings. Inspired by the saying "No grit, no pearl", these statement earrings hero natural coin freshwater pearls, serving as a reminder to allow yourself endless grace to grow into the person you were meant to be - even if it takes a little bit of grit. These statement earrings have been thoughtfully crafted with party and bridal season in mind.

Available in 18k gold vermeil and sterling silver.

• Sold as a pair.
• Total drop: 3.6cm approx. Pearl size will vary.
• Features natural drop coin freshwater pearls.
• Each piece will be completely unique as we use natural freshwater pearls, which contains infinite variations in shape.
• Our natural pearls are specially sourced, sorted and chosen for their colour, lustre, and shape.
• Nuggets have a battered texture and an organic rippling shape.
• Crafted by a certified member of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC).

FABRICATION

Our 18k gold vermeil (pronounced ver-may) is a high-quality
method of gold plating, whereby sterling silver is coated with a thick layer of
18k solid gold.

What to know about 18k gold vermeil jewellery

• Vermeil will naturally tarnish when exposed to environmental factors like air pollution, moisture and items that contain sulphur. However, it is possible to restore the shine of 18k gold vermeil jewellery, so long as the plating has not worn away.
• Contact with perfume and cosmetic products can damage 18k gold vermeil jewellery.

How to store 18k gold vermeil jewellery

• We suggest that you do not store your pieces in our gift boxes long term.
• Store in a safe, dry place—such as an anti-tarnish pouch or case—away from direct sunlight. This will help to protect your pieces when they are not being worn.
• Store it with the anti-tarnishing tab that came with your purchase to protect against moisture during storage.

How to clean 18k gold vermeil jewellery

• Proactive maintenance is crucial.
• To keep tarnish from setting in, clean your pieces regularly by gently buffing them with a soft, dry polishing cloth. Note that some polishing cloths can be abrasive, so ensure not to over-polish.